Bond markets signal stagflation risks (spending/tariffs) as growth slows. Tesla's Texas shutdown hints at US demand cracks. Weak Treasury auctions spook stocks/crypto. Metaplanet's Bitcoin bet eyes $200+ long-term.
30Y Treasury yields hit 5%, near 18-year highs as fiscal fears grow. Tesla's robotaxi/FSD doubts linger ahead of June 1; camera-only claims clash with lidar tests. Gold up, BTC stumbles as risk-off. Fund managers most underweight stocks in years. Deficits favor hard assets.
Trump may end PIE tax break as US debt hits $37T. Consumer confidence down despite wages up. Inflation fears at 40yr high. Banks have cash but lending slow. Bitcoin could benefit. Stay nimble.
@Johnstoday@accadian_ Tariffs signal rising geopolitical tension and inflation risk—both bullish for Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement and capital controls.
@mr_banter212 The UAE plans to invest $1.4T into the U.S. over 10 years—boosting AI, energy, and manufacturing. This means job growth, tech expansion, industrial revival. Any type of spending or investment is bullish.
@Johnstoday@accadian_ Bitcoin held above $102K this week as CPI came in soft, boosting rate cut hopes. A U.S.–China trade truce added macro tailwinds. Eyes now on PPI, retail sales, and Powell's remarks. Coinbase joins the S&P 500 on May 19, signaling growing crypto legitimacy
Rising yields signal growth but DXY drops; Fed cuts seen in Sept. Tariffs viewed as lasting. Bearish sentiment vs resilient S&P. Aramco's $90B US deals show energy strength. Housing active under 4.25% 10Y.
CPI at 2.3% fuels Fed cut hopes, but data points to Q4. Markets up despite risks. Tesla China sales drop amid stock concerns. Trump optimistic. Dollar watch as tariffs change. BTC soars in Argentina.
The signals are mixed: funding heatmaps appear bullish, TA suggests a bearish trend, and overall market sentiment seems neutral. It’s hard to predict Bitcoin’s next move, but given the favorable macro environment, I believe a new all-time high (ATH) this month is still realistic
@basechain_maxi Hard to say. RSI signals overbought, but funding heatmaps don’t. Technicals point to a short-term downtrend, while sentiment on the timeline feels neutral — not overheated. Regardless, the broader trend still looks bullish, even if we hit some dips along the way
He urges Congress to raise or suspend the debt limit by mid-July to safeguard the nation’s credit.
Expect a global liquidity uptick—especially in dollar‐funded markets—so long as the TGA drawdown persists and no major offsetting drains emerge elsewhere.
We’re in a liquidity upswing that began in early 2025 as the Treasury draws down its General Account—injecting hundreds of billions into bank reserves. April delivered the first “speedbump” when tax receipts refilled the TGA, briefly draining liquidity.
Once a debt-ceiling deal arrives, Treasury issuance to refill the TGA will reverse the flow and push liquidity down. History shows the deal usually lands at the last minute. Treasury Secretary Bessent warns that cash and extraordinary measures could run out in August.